Hello, I have a GE JKP26GOV1BB double oven. We used the oven last night for dinner, and this morning I noticed the oven seemed warm while walking past it. It was turned off, so I set the bake option to 275 (lowest setting) to see what the current temp was when it turned on. It was at 225. I saw a post on the website that it could be a relay, but can't find the part for this. Can someone please help? Also, when I put the model number in the search tool, there are no results. The closest model number is exact, but there is no "O". Any clue what the differences are? Thanks.

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Hello, I have a GE JKP26GOV1BB double oven. We used the oven last night for dinner, and this morning I noticed the oven seemed warm while walking past it. It was turned off, so I set the bake option to 275 (lowest setting) to see what the current temp was when it turned on. It was at 225. I saw a post on the website that it could be a relay, but can't find the part for this. Can someone please help? Also, when I put the model number in the search tool, there are no results. The closest model number is exact, but there is no "O". Any clue what the differences are? Thanks.

Mike for Model Number JKP26GOV1BB

ANSWER Hello Mike. The relay you are looking for is part of the clock assembly WB27K5190. This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Thanks.

Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Monday, March 12, 2012

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